Marjoram and parsley seeds in Jiffy pellets watered with coffee growing mold at 10 days? Two issues: planting depth and overwatering.
Mold comes from constant moisture, not coffee. Coffee may even suppress some fungi. The pellets stayed too wet—seeds rotted.
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